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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
28
Robert J. Shields argues in the Houghton Gazette for a tariff on imported copper to boost American production and revive the copper country economy. He notes rising mine employment, uneven world demand, and cites South American output growth as justification for protective duties.
An article commends Verona Mining's plan to provide long term loans to workers for building homes. The move supports stable labor supply and aligns worker welfare with company interests, portraying housing assistance as forward looking in a volatile market. It argues loans encourage loyalty, reduce turnover, and boost productivity amidst shifting wages and production trends.
Opinions clash on Michigan deer numbers and the buck law as hunters argue for or against a closed season. Some say kill limits work while others claim more deer than last year and note low harvests. Several states with longer laws claim strong protective results.
The Marquette Journal suggests ignoring current sentiment and awaits more reasons to form dependable judgments on the value of the present measure, noting that initial impressions may be unreliable until further data or outcomes emerge.
The piece lists varied gift requests from area groups and individuals. The Legion seeks woolen socks for a checker championship, Donie hopes for victory, Bessemer asks Santa to bring a hotel and water solution, and Ironwood is named for a basketball date. Other desires include cards, snow plows, a brass band, and a variety of small requests.
If all the sand used on our icy walks were gathered into one pile it would cover Al's Ford for the winter. The playful line imagines a massive accumulation of grit to cope with frost and slippery paths.
Local businessmen in Ironwood push for a brass band, aiming to build community spirit and bond the town. Ishpeming Iron Ore notes the move as a civic sentiment drive to unite residents through music.
One year ago Charles R. Puda was elected commander of Peter Gedda post for the coming year and John J. Donich was chosen post adjutant. Bessemer high hosts cage doubleheader with Ewen at Washington school gym. Joseph Desonia of Wakefield began duties as deputy county treasurer. Katherine Fragna wed Emil Hoeft at St Marys Hurley with Rev Fr John Klopp officiating. Mrs William L Guyer hosted bridge gatherings. Mrs Paul Massie and Mrs Andy Byrne won high honors.
Bessemer residents report kidney discomfort and back ache with weak kidneys. An ad touts Dean's Pills as a remedy, noting testimonies from local workers on Beecher Street about chronic kidney trouble and morning pains.
Workers at the Brotherton and Sunday Lake mines near Wakefield began a strike after learning of a 10 cent daily wage cut. A prior cut a month earlier provoked the rebellion, leading to the stoppage while tensions over pay endure. The report also notes mining inspectors and local clergy events in the region.
The annual meeting of shareholders of the First National Bank of Besse mer, Michigan, is called to meet at the bank office on Tuesday January 8 1924 between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM for electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and other business. Walter F Truettner Cashier.
In Michigan at Bessem er Court, 3 December 1923, Judge William S. Baird presiding. John A. Kallander petitions for license to sell the estate interest in described real estate of Anna Kk. Kallander, mentally incompetent. Hearing set for 31 December 1928 at 10 a.m. at the probate office. Interested parties must appear to show cause why license should not be granted. Public notice to be published three weeks in Bessemer Herald. Irene B. Buchanan, Register of Probate. 12-7-12-28.
Want ad notices from Livingston Montana Enterprise and Camden New Jersey Post Telegram mention a ready for trade touring car for cattle or hogs and a complete business outfit with a hound dog meat rack sausage pot and patches. A personal note from Winchester Virginia Star seeks return of a stolen auto with patches.
A man climbing the icy hill on Sophia Street slipped and broke his leg. His precarious fall rescued the package of eggs he carried, which was saved intact.
A fragment from a local page quotes visitors guessing about marriage licenses and divorce trials at the court house. A child asks if the court house is the high school while officials and visitors gossip about rooms, guests, and the post no bills sign displayed at the door.
A humorous piece on dangers of icy sidewalks suggests absurd methods to stay upright such as city workers sprinkling sand, skating when unobserved, or walking on hands. It ends with a note about railroad stations in Bessemer and a signoff by Dave and Rob Roy.
State of Michigan probate notice in Bessemer in the matter of the estate of Mark Michelli deceased Camilla Michelli petitions for administration to herself or another suitable person hearing set for December 17 1923 at ten oclock in the forenoon at the probate office a public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald probate register William S Baird Irene B Buchanan November 23 1923 to December 14 1923.
An old advertisement notes Dean's Pills sold at Bessemer Pharmacy for 60 cents and at all dealers. The copy promises a kidney remedy used by Mr. Crook and lists Fostern Milburn Co. of Buffalo New York as manufacturers.
Lee McGinley an internal revenue agent in the district has resigned from government service to engage in public accounting and tax practice in this district.
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